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November 12th, 2024

Finding Financial Confidence with Jane Helm of Money Mentor Group

  1. Finding Financial Confidence with Jane Helm of Money Mentor Group Christine Van Bloem 28:01

I'm joined by Jane Helm, founder of Money Mentor Group. We're talking about the taboo surrounding money conversations in many households and Jane's journey from financial struggle to financial confidence. Jane details her nine years of experience helping clients achieve financial calm and confidence, the psychological and emotional aspects of money management, and the importance of understanding both mindset and mechanics in handling finances.

We also touch on the challenges of credit card debt, the temptation of modern shopping habits, and tips for empty nesters re-evaluating their financial priorities. Jane offers insights into her services, which include personalized financial strategies and debt management Coaching.

00:00 Introduction to Money Talk
01:02 Jane Helm's Background and Money Mentor Group
02:15 The Psychology of Money
04:44 Jane's Personal Money Journey
06:41 Shifting Perspectives on Money
13:04 Financial Tips for Empty Nesters
17:23 Managing Credit Card Debt
21:52 Jane's Coaching Approach
26:54 Conclusion and Contact Information

Find Jane at Money Mentor Group.

Hi! I’m Christine, and I’m super stoked to be cooking, writing, and helping everyone sink into to a better life. If you’re looking for healthier recipes for one and two, or want to add more delightful cocktails into your repertoire, you’re in the right place.

My philosophy is simple:

It’s a meal, not a mortgage.

Real food is the most important factor in good cooking.

If you’re going to drink, drink in moderation and always drink the good stuff.

I’ve been teaching cooking for a long, long time, and I am still excited to cook, teach, and share with you. If you’ve got a question, I’ll work hard to give you an answer so that you’re better and more confident in the kitchen. Hey, it’s a meal not a mortgage, so there’s nothing to stress about and only fun to be had.

With a heart attack in 2020, loss of my brick & mortar cooking school business of 15 years, broken bones, and even my husband having a stroke, and all within just a couple of months, I've been through it! BUT, I’m a lucky gal with endless support and a deep gratitude for everything that I do have. It’s not always easy, but I’m working to make sure that it stays fun.

Post heart attack, I’m reforming my butter-loving, heavy cream worshiping ways by making changes to how I cook, taking things in a healthier direction, without doing a complete 180 and still keeping things flavorful and delightful. The key here is healthier. I’m not afraid of butter, but I’m using a touch instead of stick. A tablespoon or two of cream or half-and-half, not a cup, and so on and so forth. And now that the kids are grown and living lives on their own, I’m re-learning how to cook for two.

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